The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-22

GEORGE Davis, q wealthy farmer, living
near West Nantlc0ke, left that place
for home about dark with load of lum-
b,F. His wife was aroused, shortly
after midnight by the wagon entering
the yard. She took the lantern, went
out and found the horses and wagon
standing near the barn. When she
drew near she saw the headless body Of
npr husband lying on the lumber. 1t IL
supposed that, falling asleep on the road
he lay with his head hanging over thr
edge of the lumber. In making a tnrI
his neck was caught between the wheel
and the lumber and severed from the
body. The head was found about twU
miles frC m the house.
WANTED THE RECORDS.
OTTAWA, Ill, Sept 21.-[SDecial J.
Captain Black appeared Tuesday befOrt
the Supreme Court with q motion for
leave to withdraw the record in the AU
archists cases for thirty dsys, IS ht
wanted to take 1t with him on his New
York trip for the purpose of consulting
with counsel there. The motion wa
denied. To copy the record would cosI
about "a 600. Captain Black was very
much disappointed at the decision OF
the court.
SERIOUS FIRE AT DIAMOND o.
| RAvENNA, o., Sept. 2l.-[Specisll-At
Diamond, a small place thirteen miles
'Outheast Of here on the line Of the
Lake Erie, Alliance & SandusSy Rail-
road, occurred serious col flagratiOD
last night. About IL o'clock fire was
discovered in the rink, belonging to o
B. Mason, and which has beeE recently
itted up as theatre. The rink t0geth
sr with two dwelling houses, were con-
9umed. Loss about $4,000, partly in
'ured.
LETTERS FROM ANARCHISTS POURING IN.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL. Sept. 2l-[SpecislI |
Letters from Anarchists ana sympa
thiZers with Anarchists have again Oe-
/ gun to pour In on the Governor Imme
diately after the sentence of Judge Ga
ry's court these letters began to flow in,
but ceased entirely during the cOnsid
GRAFTON of the Judgment of the Supreme
Court.
GLASS WORKS BURNED.
PITTsBURG, Sept. 21.-[Special. l.
The Gsllatin Glass, Works at SharDs-
Ourg were totally destroyed by fire at
10 O'Clock Wednesday morning. The
factory employed seventy-6ve hands
The loss is estimated at $4,000; insur-
| Rnce small.
AFRAID TO FACE THE CHAHGEs.
BOSTON. Sept. 2l.-[ Special. Rev.
Titus, pastor of the Methodist church al
SOmFrville, has decided not to face the
charges Of immortality brought against
him and has resigned. 1t Is understood
that Titus will go to farm In Ply mouth
county to live.
TURPIE TO BE SEATED.
INDIANAPoI is, Sept. 19.-[SpeeiaI. /
Senator Voorhees, has Just returned from
visit to the far Wei. Concerning the
admission Of Judge TUTpie to seat In
the United States Senate, the Senator
4aid: "There Is no more daG ger that
Senator TuTp!e will not bs st aLed in the
Senate than there Is that l will
not be permitted to take my seat. We
are ready for any attempt the Republi.
cans may make TO prevent him being
sworn in. II any one obj cts to his
taking his seat, will object to the
swearing in Of every new Republican
member. That will put them, on the
same footing with Judge Turpis, and
| OF course the Senate WILL be obliged to
| treat the cases of all alike. If there Ia
to be contest 1t will be carried on the
| same as any other, and Senator Turpie
will hold his seat until the Senate de-
cldes he is not entitled to It,"
ANARCHIST PARSONS BROTHER TALKS.
NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 10 Especial. /
General ". ID. ParsOne, VINO was prom.
lnenJ cavalry officer In the Confederate
Army, and who is now TesDl ed citi-
zen OF this place, says that his brother,
the condemned Anarchist, at Chicago, Is
philosophical Anarchist. He predict
ed revolution but did not counsel 1t.
General Parsons ls convinced that his
brother was sincere and peaceable.
He believes there were errors
on the trial and an appeal to the su-
preme court can be had. He believes
that tho real iDstigatOrs Of the bomb
throwing were New York stock specnle-
tore, who, by that means. broke up the
eight hour movement and enhanced the
value of railroad stocks. The myster
ious stranger who exhibited satchel
at Indianapolis, saying 1t contained
something that would be heard In Chi.
eagO in 8 few days, was Gen. Parsons
suspects, an agent Of the stock jObbers.
He quotes from financial articles about
that time to show something Of the kind
was expected. H
SEVEN MEN KILLED IN A WRECK.
CINCINNATI, Sept 19.-[Special. I A
special dispatch just received here from
Springfield, O., says that a frightfnl
railroad accident occurred at Foster's
Station, just east of there this morning
Two freight trains running at q rapid
rate oOllited, smashing the engines and
killing the engineer and fireman on one
Of them, The others jumped aud escap.
ed with slight Injuries. Five cars teok
ire and q can Of dynamite In one of |
them was exploded instantly killing
i've OF the train hands and wrecking
several cars. These meagre details are
all that have been received. The place |
OF the accident Ia on the Pittsburg, Ft,
Wayne & Chicago B. R. |
TRAGEDY AT HARRoDsBURG, IND.
BLOOMINGTON, IND, Sept.-[Sbecial, I |
"A tragedy occurred at HarrOdsburg |
near here yesterday, In which Ellsworth
Anderson was fatally wounded. Mrs.
Sarah Meadows is respectable widow
living alone In that place with her
three children. About midnight she
heard some one at the. door, and upon
asking who 1t was she recognized the
voice OF Andersen, WHO Is q desperate
character. Half frightened she ordered
him away, threatening to shoot
him II he did not 60. Anderson
left for the time, but In about an hour
run, crying for help. He soon fell to the
ground. An examination proved that
the ball had entered about the center Of |
the breast. lodging In the spinal column,
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